Williams Sound Pocketalker 2.0 - Personal Sound Amplifier with Year Supply of Batteries

My dad can finally hear!

My mother-in-law bought this in order to hear the tv. She lives with us and had to turn the volume way up in order to hear the tv. The contents included batteries for a year. Nope. I don't even use them anymore. Very poor quality. But the hearing device itself is worth the money. She not only uses it for the tv but in having conversations too.

got this for my wife. she likes it more than her hearing aids that cost 5500.00. the ear buds are kind of a pain because of the wires, but we get through it. she also has dementia so getting her to be careful with it so it lasts is tough. she tells most people how much she likes it.

Just wasn't what he needs ears impacted need to return

My church had one of these to use for bible study and it helped me to hear the group discussions so I bought one for my self for personal use

I've been using it for the past few weeks and so far I've noticed that the batteries that were sent with the unit were pretty cheap and did not last very long. I've switched the batteries to Energizers and they work great. The unit works with the headsets and my Aftershokz bone conduction headsets (different models of the line). Sound quality is a little less than the old PocketTalker that I have and a little more clumsier but still gives me some hearing. I'd recommend the unit, if you want to be able to hear something. Not high fidelity nor a positive unit in a crowded room, but workable.

This product is awesome. My 91 yr old dad has hearing aids but is pretty much deaf. With this - we can get actually have a conversation. It’s priceless to see his face light up when he can hear.

Bought it for a 88 years old friend. She is extremely hard of hearing. Pocket Talkers is helping her hear! The manufacturers were contacted and they gave information on how to make them work while watching TV!